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Clematis alpina

Clematis alpina

Alpine Clematis

Family: Ranunculaceae
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Type: deciduous climber;
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Sizes: 2 – 3 m; 1.5 m;
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Hardiness: fully hardy [ to -15 C ];
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Soil: well-drained; fertile;
moist; humus-rich;
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Place: sunny, partial shade;
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Application: gardens; parks;
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Variety: ‘Ruby’;

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